Algorithm of differentiated treatment of patients with ovarian endometrioma and infertility
A differentiated treatment algorithm for ovarian endometrioma involving sclerotherapy or laparoscopy with PRP improved ovarian reserve and spontaneous pregnancy rates.
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This prospective two-stage study investigated an algorithm for fertility improvement in 93 women with ovarian endometrioma and infertility, comparing sclerotherapy or laparoscopic cystectomy, each followed by platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection into ovarian tissue, versus classical laparoscopic cystectomy alone, with outcomes assessed over 12 months. In the algorithm-based stage (20 women), AMH and antral follicle counts increased after both PRP strategies, with AMH significantly increasing in the sclerotherapy+PRP subgroup, and spontaneous pregnancy rates reported at 6 months and 1 year with some participants proceeding to assisted reproductive technology after 6 months. A key limitation explicitly implied by the design is that only the smaller second-stage cohort directly analyzed the proposed algorithm, and the control comparison primarily comes from the first stage with limited detail in the report text provided here. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically, ovarian endometrioma–focused differentiated treatment combining sclerotherapy or laparoscopy with PRP to preserve ovarian reserve and promote spontaneous pregnancy.
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